THE ID. Buzz starts from ￡57,115, but our test car is in top-spec Style trim with ￡7,350 worth of optional extras, so it comes to ￡71,065. VOLKSWAGEN hasn't held back with its push towards electrification following the ID.3's arrival in 2019. Since then, the all-electric range has expanded to include the ID.4 and ID.5 SUVs, and now the ID. Buzz. All of these models ride on the same modular platform known as MEB. One of the benefits of the MEB architecture is that all of the powertrain and battery technology is located in what's known as a 'skateboard' platform. This is a flat structure which, in the German company's case, allows for a body of almost any shape to be placed on top of it.
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